Volume II 1603-1660 - The Honourable Society of the Inner Temple

1606] INNER TEMPLE RECORDS. 15
PARLIAMENT held on i June, 4 James I., A.D. I 6o6, before SIR EDWARD
COKE, ANDREW GRAYE, H UGH H ARE, GEORGE WILDE, and
others. J OHN H ARE, treasurer.
Such fellows as have chambers and are debtors to the House
above 20S. after their debts have been demanded in term time at the
hearth in the hall at dinner time by one of the butlers on three
several days, shall be disadmitted from their chambers, and another
fellow admitted thereto in accordance with the act made on 26 June,
1569.
If any fellow admitted to a chamber owes money upon the
rolls and shall by the space of six clays lie in his said chamber and be
absent from commons without licence of the treasurer, and shall not
within three days after notice, repair unto commons or clear his debt,
he shall lose his chamber.
Every fellow hereafter called to be an utter barrister shall, before
taking his oath or place, enter a bond of 3011.to the treasurer or the
four most ancient benchers then in commons, truly to pay and satisfy
all such debts and duties as shall be from time to time due to the
House for vacation, reader's dinner, amercements, pension, or other
things.
Other business transacted :—Christopher Esshe, Robert Cooper,
and John Merifylde chosen stewards for the reader's dinner ; John
Bradshawe discharged from being pledge for Robert Gosnolde.
On 20 June, i6o6, the imparlance was lost by default of
Armiger, an inner barrister, for which he was amerced 6s. 8d., and
all other commons under the bar 6d., except the clerks' commons.
PARLIAMENT held on 22 June, 4 James I., i6o6, before ANDREW
GRAYE, JOHN DOLMAN, RALPH RATCLIF, H UGH HARE, GEORGE
WYLDE, RICHARD BROWNLOWE, WILLIAM TOWSE, and others.
JOHN HARE, treasurer.
Special admission of Robert and Arthur, sons of Sir Edward
Coke, attorney general.
Forasmuch as it is discerned that the commons and other charges
of the House very much increase, which is supposed to be by the